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Usually whenever I add something to a document, or when I modify it, I save it right away. That way I don't forget to save it.. Like for example I add an image to a document, then I go to >File >Save I usually do this per change

I actually do both; News information. Checking with Windows Store.

Cool, did a photo manipulation in Affinity Photo. It's a huge bowl in the middle of a hallway. I used the following; Perspective mesh on the bookshelves on the wall. Pasted the bowl image on a different layer. Used color curves to match the hallway atmosphere. added the shadow on the bowl to match the lighting. I drew the square hole in the ground by hand.

Cool, been waiting for lots of new features & fixes, especially the ones mentioned in this post. I have the Windows Store Version, everyday I check for updates, looking forward for version 2.0.

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What I usually do in this situation is that I resize the photo manually by clicking on the photo, then I click-n-holding one of the white boxes on each corner of the photo, then I resize it to fit inside one of the square area's in the template.

I made almost 200 in my Affinity Publisher, I have it all in a category called "My Creations" Individual Asset Folders that have illustrations can be exported. Click on assets tab, then click on the hamburger symbol, then select "Export Assets.." then choose a location to save the file to. Then later on they can be imported. That's how I save all my assets. Here's a snapshot demo;

A particular font has to be installed for it to work.. I found the font on 1001 free fonts website; Sans Variable Roman >Click on the Download link. >Save As. >Goto the directory the font was downloaded. >Right-click on the font. >Select "Install for all users".

Tap the double vertical lines || , while holding it down, you can move the dock.

Cool, It's Amazing!

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First create the path with the pen tool. Before choosing text to path, 1st turn off the stroke or turn it down to 0 (Stroke = 0). Then, click on the layer that the path "created with the pen tool" is on. Now with the Artistic text tool, place it on the path, then start typing. Note: In Publisher, before text to path can work with the path being invisible, the stroke must be off or set to 0 in thickness.

Cool, thanks, I did it a lot faster with this method.

Found a way to do it in Affinity Photo.

I'm think that it could be a bug in Affinity Designer..